• navigation
  • partner profiles
    • Gregory Linn
    • Clayton Press
    • first encounter
    • lasting legacy
  • hearing, looking, seeing
    • market myopia
    • the good, the bad, and the mediocre
    • the observational switch
    • crunchiness: new realities; new strategies
    • blue chip, red chip, white chip
  • art advisory services
    • specialists in contemporary art
    • standards and qualifications
    • working with us
  • the art market
    • an unreal business
    • post-war art markets
    • mythologies and realities
    • wheeler dealers
    • the bigger picture
  • art intelligence digest
  • collecting and buying
    • collecting strategies and media
    • buying approaches
    • auctions and digital platforms
    • alternative investments
  • books and publications
  • commentary and journalism
  • owning and managing
    • appraisals, valuations, and insurance
    • print and on-line resources
    • deeper dives
    • reads and feeds
    • management systems and databases
    • memberships
    • philanthropic strategies
  • resources and tools
    • compelling exhibitions
    • jargon and jabberwocky
  • distinctive capabilities
    • curated shows
    • professional affiliations
    • research and analysis
    • specific histories
    • talks and courses
  • contact / mailing list
  • about the site
  • Menu

linn press

specialists in contemporary art
  • navigation
  • partner profiles
    • Gregory Linn
    • Clayton Press
    • first encounter
    • lasting legacy
  • hearing, looking, seeing
    • market myopia
    • the good, the bad, and the mediocre
    • the observational switch
    • crunchiness: new realities; new strategies
    • blue chip, red chip, white chip
  • art advisory services
    • specialists in contemporary art
    • standards and qualifications
    • working with us
  • the art market
    • an unreal business
    • post-war art markets
    • mythologies and realities
    • wheeler dealers
    • the bigger picture
  • art intelligence digest
  • collecting and buying
    • collecting strategies and media
    • buying approaches
    • auctions and digital platforms
    • alternative investments
  • books and publications
  • commentary and journalism
  • owning and managing
    • appraisals, valuations, and insurance
    • print and on-line resources
    • deeper dives
    • reads and feeds
    • management systems and databases
    • memberships
    • philanthropic strategies
  • resources and tools
    • compelling exhibitions
    • jargon and jabberwocky
  • distinctive capabilities
    • curated shows
    • professional affiliations
    • research and analysis
    • specific histories
    • talks and courses
  • contact / mailing list
  • about the site

© 2025, linn press llc. all rights reserved.

art intelligence digest

  • The Art Market’s $13.2 Billion Comeback. December 17, 2025

  • After a market shake up in 2025, it's time to create a right-sized art trade, December 16, 2025

  • The Art Market Is a Rollercoaster. How Are Artists Handling It? December 15, 2025

  • Don't blame Maria Balshaw for Tate's failings. Its lack of ambition goes much deeper, December 12, 2025

  • Who Owns Taste Now? Art Basel Miami Beach Offered Some Answers December 9, 2025

  • Saudi art world questions widespread use of consultancies in shaping culture landscape December 9, 2025

  • I Hit the Art Basel Superfecta December 9, 2025

  • Inside the Growing Consultant Economy Behind the Gulf’s New Mega Museums December 9, 2025

  • Museums are no longer afraid of ‘selling out’. But have they forgotten about the art? November 28, 2025

  • The Surreal Economics of the Contemporary-Art Market, November 25, 2025